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Title: Cold Chain


1
Cold Chain
  • Surveillance Coordinator
  • Provincial EPI cell

2
What is cold chain system
  • From the manufacture to the recipient, all the
    steps n people involved in keeping the vaccine in
    the required temperature is called the cold chain
    system

3
The cold chain
  • Vaccines are sensitive biological.
  • Needs special attention.
  • Damages by heat freezing.
  • Once potency is lost cannot be regained.
  • Requires special storage mechanism.
  • From manufacturer to site of use.
  • Two major factors.
  • Staff
  • Equipment

4
Current vaccine management system
5
EPI cold rooms
  • Peshawar.
  • Malakand.
  • Mansehra.
  • Kohat.
  • Bannu.
  • D.I.Khan.

6
Location of cold rooms
7
Vaccine storage
  • Ideal temperature (2 to 8 ) so that pneumococcal,
    penta TT do not freeze
  • Polio if needed to be stored for more then 3
    months can be stored in 20.
  • Thermometers
  • Dial, cold chain monitor card, mercury
  • VVM, Shake test

8
Conclusion.
  • Good installations are available.
  • Have trained staff posted.
  • Have the vaccine storage capacity for entire
    divisions.
  • Working back up is available in most of the cold
    rooms.
  • Stock registered are maintained.

9
Conclusion-2
  • Cold rooms remained out of order for considerable
    time.
  • No mechanism for local repair.
  • No allocation for POL of generators.
  • Did not serve during the past 2 years.
  • No proper supervision mechanism of concerned
    staff.
  • No leave account maintained.
  • No written job description of staff.
  • Not trained on storekeeping.

10
Conclusion-3
  • No procedures for
  • Receiving vaccines.
  • Issuing vaccines. (vit A during NIDs)
  • No proper vaccine management system. (Frequency
    quantity of vaccine)
  • Vaccine is collected from provincial cold room
    instead of divisional.
  • Divisional cold rooms are under utilized.
  • No allocation for maintenance and repair.

11
Suggestions
  • Much more is desired to be done.
  • Vaccine management system.
  • Date of collection vaccine stock at different
    levels.
  • Regular review/signing of stock registers.
  • Mechanism for monitoring of the system.
  • Development of SOPs for various tasks.
  • Using checklists for various occasions.

12
Suggestions-2
  • Ensuring vaccine stock at every level.
  • Collection of vaccine from divisional, instead of
    provincial cold room.
  • Allocation of maintenance and repair funds beyond
    the PC-1 period.
  • POL issue for generators to be taken.

13
Suggestions-3
  • Training of personnel on storekeeping practices.
  • Installation of automatic temperature recording
    equipment.
  • Developing mechanism for utilization of technical
    staff.
  • Provincial cell should deliver vaccine to cold
    rooms.

14
Proposed vaccine management system
  • Vaccine should be collected from federal cell on
    quarterly basis.
  • Provincial store to supply vaccine to cold rooms.
  • Divisional cold room have 3 months quota.
  • Districts will collect vaccine from divisional
    cold rooms.
  • District stores 2 months supply.
  • EPI centers 1 month stock.

15
Checklist for receiving vaccine
  • When Vaccine Consignments Arrive at the Storage
    Point
  • All details of the consignment must be checked.
  • All detail be recorded in the stock register.
  • District
  • Name of cold room/store/health facility
  • Name of storekeeper/worker
  • Designation
  • The type of vaccine
  • The quantity received (in doses)
  • The vaccine manufacturer
  • The batch or lot number.
  • The expiry date.
  • The status of the VVM
  • Balance

16
Issuing vaccine
  • Record of each consignment leaving the store is
    appropriate.
  • All details should be recorded.
  • The quantity issued.
  • Batch number.
  • Expiry dates .
  • To whom issued.
  • The remaining balance.

17
While vaccine is in storage
  • All vaccines must be systematically arranged .
  • Older stock should normally be distributed first.
    (FIFO).
  • Expiry must be checked regularly.
  • All stocks must be distributed well before their
    expiry date.
  • Ensure that no batch or lot remains too long in
    storage.
  • Regularly check the integrity of the stocks by
    reviewing the status of VVM.
  • Any expired, damaged or vials with VVMs beyond
    the discard point should not appear in the stock
    balance.

18
  • Vaccine demand
  • Requirement/Target.
  • Vaccine in balance.
  • Consumption in previous month (s)
  • Vaccine received in previous month.
  • Vaccine issued.
  • Vaccination coverage.

19
  • Thank you
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